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Large Cupped Daffodil Cool Flame | Bag of 25 Wholesale Bulbs | Narcissus large-cupped 'Cool Flame' | Zone 3-8 | Pink | White | 16 inches | Full Sun | Half Sun / Half Shade
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ShareLarge Cupped Daffodil Cool Flame | Bag of 25 Wholesale Bulbs | Narcissus large-cupped 'Cool Flame' | Zone 3-8 | Pink | White | 16 inches | Full Sun | Half Sun / Half Shade
Stunningly elegant with instant appeal, this elegant large-cupped daff features supple, white petals that overlap and surround bright red-pink cups with a unique ribbed pattern. Sure to add a bold contrasting effect to mid to late spring borders or garden beds. Cool Flame was first introduced in 1969, but modern gardeners and landscapers are no…
Stunningly elegant with instant appeal, this elegant large-cupped daff features supple, white petals that overlap and surround bright red-pink cups with a unique ribbed pattern. Sure to add a bold contrasting effect to mid to late spring borders or garden beds. Cool Flame was first introduced in 1969, but modern gardeners and landscapers are now enjoying a love affair with this robust daffodil. Strong and sturdy, with stems that can withstand seasonal rain and wind with ease, it also naturalizes quite well and looks amazing planted in large groups. Temperatures affect daffodil colors. Warmer spring temperatures really bring out the pink or salmon-pink hues in pink daffodils, while cooler temperature bring out their orange tones.
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Stunningly elegant with instant appeal, this elegant large-cupped daff features supple, white petals that overlap and surround bright red-pink cups with a unique ribbed pattern. Sure to add a bold contrasting effect to mid to late spring borders or garden beds. Cool Flame was first introduced in 1969, but modern gardeners and landscapers are now enjoying a love affair with this robust daffodil. Strong and sturdy, with stems that can withstand seasonal rain and wind with ease, it also naturalizes quite well and looks amazing planted in large groups. Temperatures affect daffodil colors. Warmer spring temperatures really bring out the pink or salmon-pink hues in pink daffodils, while cooler temperature bring out their orange tones.